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To: Frank_Discussion
Hmmmmm...I'm not very informed on matters of interplanetary atmospheric physics and content, but what you say makes some sense. The place is rich in methane from what I understand. Is methane hydroscopic or hydrophobic? The same with it's other dominating chemical content. The reason I ask, is that is it possible that the water was repelled or pushed out of the atmosphere by ionic charge, or was pulled beneath the surface by something hydroscopic?
21 posted on 04/01/2004 4:45:16 PM PST by blackdog (I feed the sheep the coyotes eat)
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To: blackdog
Good questions to which I don't have answers. It could be a whole bunch of bound hydrates, I guess, but I'm not a chemist/geochemist.
25 posted on 04/01/2004 4:52:05 PM PST by Frank_Discussion (May the wings of Liberty never lose a feather!)
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